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Study identifies 17 controllable risk factors for stroke, dementia, and depression, emphasizing lifestyle changes.
A new study from Mass General Brigham reveals 17 common risk factors for stroke, dementia, and late-life depression, including blood pressure, diet, smoking, and stress.
These factors can be controlled through lifestyle changes, potentially improving brain health and quality of life.
The study highlights the importance of managing blood pressure, staying active, eating well, and maintaining social connections.
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El estudio identifica 17 factores de riesgo controlables para accidente cerebrovascular, demencia y depresión, enfatizando cambios en el estilo de vida.